Sentence examples for bit rising from inspiring English sources

"The X Factor" did benefit a bit, rising to a 3.4 rating, 10 percent over its last Thursday rating.

Reflecting the recent surge, the labor-force participation rate has picked up a bit, rising from 62.4 per cent in September to 62.6 per cent in December.

The reality is that Romney has spent the last few months asymptotically approaching the president's numbers: Rising toward parity, slipping back a bit, rising again, slipping back, and never quite gaining a lead of his own.

Around 34.2 % of publications were published during 2011 2013; however, the total number of scientific research output in 2013 may be a little bit rising because it may still open for new journals issues.

Mr Wessel's assessment of Mr Geithner is a bit rose-tinted, while he overdoes the criticism of Mr Paulson as bungling and erratic.

England have always been a bit rose-tinted about their place in the world order, but the Eriksson years will go down as a decadent period of wild over-optimism and blatant self-delusion.

Then, after the minimum reproduction age R, the fraction of mutated bits rises first slowly, then sharply, and reaches unity at some well-defined age which is about the maximum age in that population.

Arab Spring countries were already getting throttled a bit by rising price of energy and food.

Although there was a spike immediately after the border restrictions were lifted, that plateaued a little bit before rising higher and higher in the months and years following.

Except, or unless — wait again, yes, here are the latest poll numbers, showing Newt levelling out, maybe slipping a bit, and, rising hot on his heels in pre-Iowa caucus polls and New Hampshire town-hall rallies, here comes Paul!

The shares have rebounded a bit since, rising by more than 8% since mid-January.